The Priceless Pearl
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THE PRICELESS PEARL

THE PRICELESSPEARL

BY

ALICE DUER MILLER

AUTHOR OF"Manslaughter," "Come Out of the Kitchen," "Are Parents People?" etc.

NEW YORKDODD, MEAD & COMPANY1924

Copyright 1923, 1924By Alice Duer Miller

Alice Duer Miller

Printed in U. S. A.

THE PRICELESS PEARL

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THE PRICELESS PEARL

CHAPTER I

"The girl is simply too good-looking," said Bunner, the office manager, in a high, complaining voice. "She is industrious, intelligent, punctual and well-mannered, but simply too good-looking—a disturbing element in the office on account of her appearance. I made a grave mistake in engaging her."

The president, who had been a professor of botany at a great university before he resigned in order to become head of The Universal Encyclopedia of Necessary Knowledge 
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